Brian May Like It
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Doing drum templates is hard. Really hard. With no reference music and just a relentless ticking in my ears, it's hard! But I digress...
This template is the product of a discussion I had with a certain Mr PaulBOwens. It's very heavily influenced by the choppy, pomp-rock of early Queen, specifically around the Queen II album era which is one of my favourite albums of all time. It's full of chops and changes plus lots of tom patterns. For me, it's ...
This template is the product of a discussion I had with a certain Mr PaulBOwens. It's very heavily influenced by the choppy, pomp-rock of early Queen, specifically around the Queen II album era which is one of my favourite albums of all time. It's full of chops and changes plus lots of tom patterns. For me, it's ...
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March 28 2016 00:28:28
Pedersen My subwoofer headphones are getting decimated by that bassdrum! haha, they're going nuts!
nice template!+1
nice template!+1
March 28 2016 00:33:39
mpointon Thanks, man. I didn't think the kick was *too* far forward! I have a massive Celestion 2x10 bass enhancement speaker in my rig - I think it hides the power of the lows too well! +1
March 28 2016 11:29:54
Pedersen i don't think it's your rig, i think it's my headphones overkilling the bass sometimes haha. +0
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March 26 2016 12:34:33
Funkystan I'm gonna remove my chimney's lintel and craft a Funkystan "red special" guitar just like Brian May did ^^ It's a challenging moment when facing a drums template I try to make a tune from scratch... It comes to be an upper challenge if some way the starting point is that it could sound like a Mr May track... Many thanks Martin :)+1
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